BERRYMAN-RHEES.
From Washington Star.
The following clipping will be of
vast interest to the many friends of
Mr. J. T. Berryman in this city. Mr.
Berryman has visited Waynesville
as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. R. L.
Allen for several summers.
Of far more than local interest was
the wedding last evening of Miss
Louise Rhees, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Rush Rhees, when she
became the bride of Mr. James
Thomas Berryman, son of the famous
cartoonist, Clifford K. Berryman, and
Mrs. Berryman. The ceremony took
place at 8 o'clock in the Church of
the Covenant, Rev. Dr. Charles Wood
officiating, in the presence of a large
company of relatives and friends of
both families. The arrangements for
the wedding were unusually charm
ing. The church was decorated with
Autumn leaves and yellow chrysan
themums, large standards of ferns
marking off the pews for the families.
Mrs. Frank Byram, organist, playpd
the wedding marches and accompa
nied Mrs. Mariam B. Hilton, wh
sanfj several selections, including
"The Dawn of Love" and "The
Cycle of Life."
The bride walked to the altar with
her father, who gave her in marriage.
She wore a lovely gown of ivory
moire designed along quaint old
fashioned lines, the bodice close
fitting and made with long sleeves,
which were pointed at the wri.t. The
skirt was quite bouffant, a flounce of
old duchess and rose point lace, a gift
to the bride from Mrs. Berryman,
mother of the bridegroom, forming
the upper part of the skirt, which
v as cut into deep scallops, from
which a shadow hem of tulle extend
ed. A couit train of the satin hung
from the shoulders, and her tulle veil
was held by a band of lace, also a
gift of Mrs. Berryman, combined with
.range blossoms, and she carried a
shower bouquet of white orchids,
sweet peas ami lilies of the valley.
Miss Alice K. Dickey was maid of
honor, wearing a gown of orchid
moire, fashioned with a basque and
a bouffant skirt, the bodice made with
short sleeves and the skirt scalloped
about the hem line. She wore a gold
lace hat and carried an arm bouquet
f yellow chrysanthemums.
The other attendants ve Mi-s
Florence Berryman. sister of the
bridegroom; Miss Elizabeth Wagner,
Mrs. S. J. Roberts and Miss Mary
Chesney of Montclair. N. .1. They
wore costumes of yellow moire mads
! ... c .u.. i r i
annum i u liuii m uir ni.iiu 01 hiiioi,
hats of brown lace trimmed with
tulle to match, which fell into scarfs
wound about the throat and formed
streamers at the back. They car
ried arm bouquets of bronze chrys
nthcrr"'ms. Sir. Karl Emmerich w is be :-i:in,
.-and the ushers selected weie Mr. Wil
liam .). Rhees. brother of the h"im;
Mr. Allan E. Rheeside. Mr. Herbert
E. Flynn. Mr. Nathan Robertson, Mr.
John Bryn and Mr. Dickson F. Sroufe
Following the ceremony a recep
tion with dancing was held at i'ne
Washington Club, where the bridal
couple were assisted in receiving by
Mr. and Mrs. Berryman and Dr. and,
Mrs. Rhees. The receiving line stood J
before a screen of Autumn flowers i
and foliage, Mrs. Berryman wearing
n gown of cilver and pink metal cloth,
xni Mrs. Rhees in black lace. Mr.
Berryman and his bride left after
he ceremony for Hot Springs, where
they will be at the Homestead. Mrs.
Berryman' traveling costume was of
brown flat crepe with a fox fur to ! tf.
match and a tan French felt hat.
They will be at home after Novem
ber 15 at Chatham Courts.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Clarke McKercher, Mrs.
Henry Harrison of Montclair, N. J.;
Maj. and Mrs. Richard Syvester of
Wilmington, Del
R. Campbell of Mount Vernon, N. Y.;
Miss Flora G. Rhees, aunt of the
bride, from Pasadena, Calif.; Miss
Margaret Doughty of
ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHAPEL
St John's. CathoMe Chapel, 145
Church street, Wavne ivi!!. Mass on
Sundays at 10 o'cIjc. . Mass during
the week at 7 o'clock.
REV. FATHER McDEVlTT,
Pastor.
ADMLMSTRTOR'S NOTICE.
jfEW
Advanced Six
4'Door Sedan
Ixu&ike WwUin Motor Car Value
Havinz qualified as administrator
of the estate of J. H. Burnett, de-j
ceased, late of Haywood County,;
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons havine claims against the i
Mr. and Mrs. John estate of said deceased to exhibit'
them to the undersigned on or before
the 2nd day of October, 1927, or this!
notice will be pleaded in bar of their.
rwnvprv All npi-Rnna inrlphtpd o !
New York, the 8nj,j e8tate will please make im-!
mam v .
Tin'
Mrs. Bessie Ludwig of Faybrooke, mediate payment.
Conn., and Mr. Edwin M. Rhea, Mr.' This the 2nd day of October, 1920.
Willis B. Wood, Jr., Mr. Thomas! . ODER F. BURNETT,
, v , ' ' , Administrator of the Estate
hannah, Jr., Mr. Raymond Greg- n Nqvc J. H. Burnett, deceased.
grie3snider, Mr. Clement Perkins, Mr. . j
f'aul Pitcher and Mr. S. S. Daekey. j ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. I
all of Princeton, classmates of Mr. j . j
William Rhees, brother of the bride, state of North Carolina, County of
Haywood.
NORTH CAROLINA, HAYWOOD
COUNTY. Having qualified as administrators'
NOTICE was this day served on 0f the estate of Mrs. Hattie Felmecl
r-ie by H. H. Hannah of two stray deceased, late ol Haywood county.
,;i.!!:s. One Sorrell and One Black.
.VTj7jn ffll it .if?f s'ml I
North Carolina, this is to notify aH
i 1 utri suiia Having tioinu ajcaiui wiv
Owner may recover same by apply- . . j0(.oa.Bfi tn WMt1
ing to said H. H. Hannah, and pay all them to the undersigned at Waynes
ville. N. C, on or before the 9th day
I of October, 1927, or this notice will
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Oct. 23, 1926.
F. KIRKPATRICK,
Nov.lSc.
ty.
Register of Deeds of Haywood Coun-e ; pleaded in bar of their "cover,. .
8 . 'All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This the 9th day of October. 11)20.
W. R. FRANCIS,
S. R. FELMET.
Administrators of the Estate of Arrs.
Nov. 18c Hattie Felmet, Deceased.
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NOTICE OK TRUSTEE'S SALE
N.'
HONEY FOR SALE.
On Monday, the loth day of
vember, l!)2fi at 11 o'clock A. M. at
the court house door in the town of
Waynesville, North Carolina, I will
sell at public outcry, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following lands,
Lyini, and being in Waynesville d $2 per gallon.
Township, Havwood County. N. I.
BEGINNING on a stake in .the
Southerly margin of the Waynesville
Halsam Road, said stake being the
Hunt-Haywood Orchard Company
corr. :r, c; "aid road, and runs West
erly with snid road, 580 feet to a
stake in the Southerly margin of
s;;id road; thence South 800 feet to
a stake in the Hunt-Haywood Orchard'
Company line; thence with said line
of said Hunt-Haywood Orchard Com-,
panv, N. 88" HO' E. 420 feet to a pine,
(H'unt-Haywood Orchard Company Having qualified as adm'nistratov
corner;) thence with said Hunt-Hay-;0f the estate of R. H. Plott. deceased,
wood Orchard Company line, N. S ; late of Haywood County, North Cav
E. 1050 feet to the BEGINNING, be-l0rlina, this is to notify all persons
ing lot No. G, as shown on the mapavjnrr claims against the estate 'f
by J. W. Seaver of the Hunt Broth-1 saj j deceased to exhibit them to the
ers Orchard, made July, 1920, anil undersig-ned on or before the 1 Hh
recorded in the Map Book "B," office day August, 1927, or this notice will
of the Register of Deeds of Haywood be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
County, being the same property con-j ah persons indebted to thj said
veyed by Jno. M. Queen, attorney in estate will please make immediate
ract ior w. a. muih, et ai., 10 i ,nas. 1 payment.
. 1 1 i e i-r f : 1 1 i-. .
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Six gallon lots or more 51.SS per
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THE BUSY BEE APIARY,
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOT1CF.
(47)
U. Miller and wife, Mary I. Miller
by deed dated July 30, 1020, and re
coided in Book of Deeds 5(5, page Jit),
Record of Deeds of Haywood C'vn.ty.
Sale made pursuant to powjr lon-
ferred upon me by deed of trust from ceased.
R N. Humnhries and K. tiiilenn.
dated October 8th, ll),r, and recorded
in Book 17, page 'JS, Record of Deed.s
of Trust of Haywood County, North
Carolina.
Ti.i . the 14th diiv of October, l'.2(.
C.i-:0. H. WARD,
Nov. 4c MandW Trustee.
This the 14th day of Augu-t
D. O. PLOTT,
J. R. PLOTT,
G. C. Pl.OTT.
Administrators of R. H. Plo
1 020.
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' FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS .
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